Jump to content
SAU Community

Recommended Posts

Hello

I put my RB25 turbo onto my R32 GTS-T RB20 and I notice a improvement. The car seems to take off better and seems to go abit faster and less lag.

I still have the original intercooler on there.

How much is the stock intercooler restricting any new gains I will get from the turbo change?

I have a R34 intercooler I am going to put in as soon as I can get it modded to fit.

With a catback exhaust, intake, and the RB25 turbo, how much hp over the original hp will I probably be getting?

Also is there anything else I need to do to make this mod better? Will upgrading to a 555cc fuel pump help at all?

Help

hey mate once you have the intercooler sorted, i would say your next step should be finishing off the exaust.

fit any 3" front/dump pipe and a high flow cat, as the stock ones are very restrictive.. you should feel the difference right away

agreed.

once that is done, get your self a $30 turbo tech boost controller, a walbro fuel pump, then talk to "TOSHI" or "CEF11E" from these forums regarding remaps

will cost you from about $100 - $200 for the remap.

12-14 psi (depends on what you want to run and what you feel is safe) should net you somewhere between 170-190rwkw depending on Dyno.

agreed.

once that is done, get your self a $30 turbo tech boost controller, a walbro fuel pump, then talk to "TOSHI" or "CEF11E" from these forums regarding remaps

will cost you from about $100 - $200 for the remap.

12-14 psi (depends on what you want to run and what you feel is safe) should net you somewhere between 170-190rwkw depending on Dyno.

So in order to see any gains, I have to get a remap or tune? I have a HKS adjustable acuator on the turbo(came with it) I don't know what its set at. Does anyone know how to adjust these?

It should have more lag now. I've had first hand experience with this. It's likely you feeling the difference because you want too feel it.

The amount of extra lag depends on the type of RB25 turbo you use.

The R34 ones should have a nylon compressor wheel so they have less lag then the steel S1 R33 turbos.

The amount of extra lag depends on the type of RB25 turbo you use.

The R34 ones should have a nylon compressor wheel so they have less lag then the steel S1 R33 turbos.

not true. R33 series 2 turbos have the nylon compressor wheel also. the R34 turbos actually have more lag due to a slightly bigger exhaust wheel and housing than the R33 one. i've run a series 1 (steel comp wheel) and a series 2(nylon comp wheel) on my 32 when i had it and didn't notice any difference between the two.

Yeap Josh above me got it right .. r34 has a bigger exhaust housing vq30? will go like crap on a rb20

R33 turbos will bring boost on latter to as you have less exhaust gas in a 2L

a tune will be needed to bring more power...

i was actually still hitting full boost (13psi) around 3000 - 3500rpm. so not that laggy, very drive able. i found that it still came on boost around the same time but just kept pulling through the rev range instead of flattening out like the stock 32 turbo does.

and Mike, like everyone has said. get a full exhuast setup, put the R34 SMIC on or just get a FMIC kit and put the on, get the ecu chipped or even just a fuel computer like the SAFC in and tuned. set the boost to 12-13psi. definately get a new fuel pump, as yours is 15 years old or older and will probably be on its way out soon (p.s. do the pump before the tune :thumbsup: ) stock injectors will be ok on this setup. and as GTST hs said, it should see you around the 180rwkw mark.

Create an account or sign in to comment

You need to be a member in order to leave a comment

Create an account

Sign up for a new account in our community. It's easy!

Register a new account

Sign in

Already have an account? Sign in here.

Sign In Now


  • Similar Content

  • Latest Posts

    • I like it when the counter chick leads you out the back into the racks and says "have a grub around in here and see if you can find what you need. I'll be back in a few minutes. Just left me in front of a massive motorised shelving system and 2-3 million fasteners, so I could find a peculiar SS shoulder bolt with cap head. Gotta love country towns.
    • I used this https://osgiken.com.au/product/os-giken-os-250r-lsd-gear-oil-80w250-1-litre/   shut my nismo 1.5 pro up by heaps…. Not silent though. Gives the car character and personality. It ain’t a carolla. If you want silent, put a quaife in it.
    • It's about the same time for me from Bunnings, or the Fasteners. My big push away from takeaway food, and gluten in general keeps me away from the Bunnings Snags too! Weather up here, I've been out for two walks today in the beautiful sunshine. Had a few little drizzles, and some wind, that honestly, a tin of beans and I could compete on how harsh she blows Thankfully, being this bit inland, we're not getting anything much really. Will probably pick up a bit more when/if Cyclone Alfie decides to come ashore. A few areas in the GC though, and south into NSW are really getting smashed though! Right now, I'm just annoyed Alfie hasn't hit, as I'm not allowed to crack into the BBQ foods like the bacon and eggs until the Cyclone hits "In case we lose power"...
    • I love fastener joints, the price difference between them and joints like Bunnings or Super Cheap is amazing, and they either have exactly what you want, or they can get it to quick They have even given me some for free when I only needed a couple of specific size In saying this, I have paid premium for fasteners from Bunnings if they have the sizes I need, but only for convenience really, as my local is only 10 minutes away, the Sushi joint near them is also a consideration  How's the weather Matt? Stay safe mate
    • Wideband is worth setting up if only for tuning purposes. I would not mess with the ignition system unless there's a misfire. HKS crank trigger is popular out here for the relatively easily sourced Denso crank sensor, not a bad idea to install as well regardless of power level on a standalone. Boost leak test is worth thinking about. Oil pressure sensor tied to a fuel cut isn't a bad idea either. Getting the tune figured out is a good idea. Without putting eyes on it and getting under it there's no way for us to tell you exactly what it needs but most likely you're down to the last 10% that will make a big, big difference in how happy you are with the car.
×
×
  • Create New...